That's one of the things I do like about the blockchain content... it has the potential to serve as a sort of "historical archive" of things people might look back on from a future time...

Hi Silvia! I guess there are quite a few of us here who had a blogging background... I blogged a little in Danish, as well, but that one has also gone, a long time ago. For me, Steem was a "return"

Watching it happen around here (Washington state, USA) in may different ways. What I watch with some concern is the sharp increase in what I call "bottom line staples" at the grocery store, rather

I think the "functioning coherently" part is really important here... just thinking about human nature, broader adoption is likely to be helped along by presenting an image that decentralization

It is interesting to see this compilation... thanks for taking the time. I wonder what it would look like if everything related to Splinterlands was removed from the listings... seems like there might

The heart moves in mysterious ways, and sometimes it can be difficult to truly understand why we connect with certain people the way we do.

Sometimes there are a few people with whom we can reunite, and it feels like time simply didn't pass at all. Lise (mentioned in my post) was one such... sometimes we'd go a couple of years, but we seems

That is sometimes what we discover, yes! Some paths diverge greatly, and we find ourselves wondering how we could ever have felt such kinship with a person... people change, and often not in the same

As usual, life doesn't tend to offer up simple and neatly packaged answers for us! I have increasingly made peace with simply not knowing. But even so, the mind sometimes wanders/wonders...

I have a few people like that in my life... a couple of them I was actually able to find via social media, but so many seem to not even exist anymore. So I just don't know...

In some ways it's all a sad reflection on the overall human condition: we have to work more and longer to be in the same situation as we were, 30 years ago. Given all the technology and robotics we have...

After poking around in this topic for a bit, it seems that golf has become one of those pastimes that's making itself obsolete. The last time I bought a set of golf clubs was in the early 1990's and it

Ah yes, I remember "Brother George" on golf courses! Although I do recognize that the golf course is gradually growing "irrelevant," I can't help but also think of Joni Mitchell's classic

It makes me feel sad, as well... but I also recognize that our world is changing, and golf perhaps represents an era that no longer "functions," much like grand manor houses with sweeping gardens.

Looks like some very nice and super sturdy beds! Are these sleepers actually stock lumber in the UK, or is someone milling down actual railway sleepers to get the creosote and tar off them? Here in the

@geneeverett, Jaynie "went walkabout" in July of 2021; had some things to take care of in her personal life, and was settling into a change of pace, looking for something slower; she moved away

I'm still holding tight to the idea that there's a space for cryptos to the extent that a token offers the world some tangible benefit. Vaporware? No thanks! Cryptos that exist for no further reason than

I always swore up and down that I would "only curate manually," but some months back I went to more of a :hybrid" system... basically as a result of not having the time on my hands I once

It has pretty much always gotten my hackles up when people, organizations and companies gender stereotype/pigeonhole. Ironically, I originally ran into it "in reverse" when I came from Europe

That's a long drive, in two days! Did the Bournemouth to Malaga run a few times "back in the day" when motorways in Spain were far fewer and far between... Much luck with the move back to the